Examples of using Partial control in English and their translations into Portuguese
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I found a partial control.
In contrast, an expressway is defined as a divided highway with partial control of access.
He also regained partial control of his sphincters.
In the last century,among the main achievements of medicine were the development of clinical epidemiology and a partial control of infectious diseases.
She might lose partial control of her hand because of this.
From then on, he developed chronic pain in the amputation stump,being medicated with amytriptiline and carbamazepine daily, with partial control of the pain.
Al Qaeda seizes partial control of 2 cities in western Iraq.
Different classes of antiretroviral drugs were developed for their treatment,which are effective in partial control of viral replication.
Until that time comes, a partial control can be gained through discipline.
The primary purpose of the several AF ablation techniques currently used is the curative treatment of the patient; however,in some situations only a partial control is achieved.
Its location gives Oman partial control, shared with Iran, of the strategic strait.
People must work to transform their behavior, focusing on their lifestyle and leaning towards educational programs,which would be under their partial control.
A, the console for the dedicated high voltage without partial control test voltage regulator and console, with a start, stop button;
Unrecognized countries may have either full control over their occupied territory(such as Taiwan),or only partial control such as Western Sahara.
It sets out the areas where the Union should have full or partial control but it offers no commensurate list of matters to be reserved for the nation-states.
The ICG also gave high marks to MINUSTAH's Community Violence Reduction(CVR) program,which targets urban slums in and around Port-au-Prince- areas that were historically under the influence or partial control of armed gangs.
Must of them have their professional etiquette ruled by specific laws,which permits a partial control of the working process and a certain level of professional autonomy.
Celeste however, is still in partial control of both her own and her sisters' supermind, and alerts the X-Men that they can short-circuit the girls' linkage by destroying Sublime's machinery.
The power centers andphysical controllers of the superuniverses assume direction and partial control of the thirty energy systems which comprise the gravita domain.
Nonadherence implies partial control of the disease and can cause persistent symptoms, increasing school absenteeism and visits to emergency rooms, with a higher risk of a fatal exacerbation.
The term hard landing usually implies that the pilot still has total or partial control over the aircraft, as opposed to an uncontrolled descent into terrain a crash.
On the other hand because few have clear structures for relating with local civil society organizations, they may impose difficult restrictions, require onerous amounts of paperwork orwant to retain partial control of their funding.
The aim of this study was to determine the magnitude of influence of areas with partial control, or no hlb management on areas with rigorous hlb management in a micro-regional scale.
The diagnosis and classification of asthma severity were established using the Global Strategy for Asthma Management and Prevention, Global Initiative for Asthma GINA-2006, 2007 updated version, and the 4th Brazilian Guidelines for Asthma Management. Asthma was classified at admission and during protocol filling as intermittent, mild persistent, moderate, or severe.Level of control was divided into: full control, partial control, or uncontrolled. The stages of treatment were also documented.
At the last visit, 78 patients(49.3%) were controlled, 37 patients(23.4%)had partial control with at least 50% decrease of UFC(without normalisation), and 43 patients(27.2%) had unchanged UFC levels.
Nonbacterial prostatitis can be difficult to treat, and many people find that they, at best,only gain partial control of their symptoms, even after trying several therapies.
The term"hard landing" usually implies that the pilot still has total or partial control over the vehicle, as opposed to an uncontrolled descent into terrain(a crash), which usually results in the destruction of the vehicle.
Intense fighting have been taken place all over Syria, most importantly around the capital Damascus,where the defected soldiers claim to have partial control over some areas only 8 kilometres from the presidential palace.
The main hydrological characteristics of floods in poty andparnaíba rivers is the parnaíba river floods are liable to partial control from the floodgates of boa esperança hydroelectric plant(hep), while such control does not exist for the resulting flooding of the basin poty river.
VII- Control over experiences: 54.8% of subjects reported not havingcontrol over the experiences; 19.1% reported having partial control and 26% reported having total control over the experiences.
